Wisdom Biscuits and Religion-Outside-The-Box

Rabbi Brian talks about the tooth fairy. And, paradigm shifts.

Rabbi Brian talks about making mistakes and how horrible it is when it we didn't think it was a problem.

Rabbi Brian talks about the VALUE of a service he ran and asks you to think about the value of what you do.

Rabbi Brian talks directly to you. It is conversational. Not much said.

Rabbi Brian talks about how we sometimes get upset about the wrong things.

Rabbi Brian was interviewed on KBOO Progressive Spirit by John Shuck. It's a delightful 30 minutes.

Rabbi Brian talks about how we ought to be cautious not to overly manage our expectations.

Rabbi Brian talks about how sometimes people ACT holy, but are missing something.

Rabbi Brian talks about the importance of controlling the message

In 2017, I vow to fix the audio problems with these podcasts. This is the last batch to have audio problems.

In 2017, I vow to fix the audio problems with these podcasts. This is the last batch to have audio problems.

In 2017, I vow to fix the audio problems with these podcasts. This is the last batch to have audio problems.

In 2017, I vow to fix the audio problems with these podcasts. This is the last batch to have audio problems.

In 2017, I vow to fix the audio problems with these podcasts. This is the last batch to have audio problems.

In 2017, I vow to fix the audio problems with these podcasts. This is the last batch to have audio problems.

In 2017, I vow to fix the audio problems with these podcasts. This is the last batch to have audio problems.

In 2017, I vow to fix the audio problems with these podcasts. This is the last batch to have audio problems.

Rabbi Brian ponders about the sense of self and how it is not quite permanent.

Rabbi Brian teaches you how to get the best stuff being sold, free!

Rabbi Brian talks about mistakes. We all make them. And, THEY make them too!

Rabbi Brian talks about the difference between NOTICING SOMETHING and making an OPINION ABOUT IT.

Rabbi Brian talks about having gratitude.

Rabbi Brian talks about how it is EASIER on authority figures when we do what we are asked to do when they ask NICELY. And, to make no mistake about it, they can MAKE us.

Rabbi Brian gives a hack on how to get what you want. Really.

Rabbi Brian talks about ants. And how busy they are. (Strike a chord?)

Rabbi Brian talks about our self, our society, and God.

Rabbi Brian talks about the amount of buIIsh.t we have to (get to) deal with in our lives and how to deal with it better.

Rabbi Brian talks about how he knows better than to be controlled by the weather.

Rabbi Brian talks about what happens when we sublimate anger.

Rabbi Brian talks about how he (as a representative of organized religion) needs to ask you to forgive him,

Rabbi Brian talks about how he is comfortable with his religious practice.

Rabbi Brian talks about how EXTERNAL things ought not overly influence INTERNAL things.

Rabbi Brian talks about the roots of suffering.

Two gratitude practices that Rabbi Brian likes...

Rabbi Brian muses that anxiety might be brought upon the self! Wow. ()

Rabbi Brian asks you to tell three people a week what you like about them.

Rabbi Brian challenges you to go 21 days without complaining.

Rabbi Brian suggests that we know less than we think that we do.

Rabbi Brian talks about "IS" -- the verb and it's theologic implications. (More interesting than it sounds.)

Rabbi Brian discusses the 7 qualities that make up a mystical experience.

Rabbi Brian talks about standards and how we have lost sight of heaven on earth.

Rabbi Brian talks about what it means to be AUTHORIZED. Did someone ask you to help? If they didn't, stop helping.

Rabbi Brian's son grabs the mic and talks with rB about wisdom and knowledge.

Rabbi Brian talks about non-attachment.

Rabbi Brian did two presentation on finding and being with (the) God (of your understanding) at the West Hills Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Portland, Oregon. This is the second of the two presentations.

Rabbi Brian did two presentation on finding and being with (the) God (of your understanding) at the West Hills Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Portland, Oregon. This is the first of the two presentations.

Rabbi Brian delves into how we might just measure badly, a lot.

Rabbi Brian muses that sensational news might be good to help us feel anxious.

Rabbi Brian talks about feeling ACCEPTED.